Blackwood's Magazine, Volumen 290W. Blackwood, 1961 |
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... gate where we go to pick up our milk . People are always bumping into each other there , and naturally they stop for a chat . The gate is the property of a farmer called Lynch . It is hinged on one side and latched on the other to a ...
... gate where we go to pick up our milk . People are always bumping into each other there , and naturally they stop for a chat . The gate is the property of a farmer called Lynch . It is hinged on one side and latched on the other to a ...
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... gate by car she has never been able to negotiate the turn - round . She blames the gate as being too narrow , and in this there is an element of truth . If I am there when she is turning , I try to help her by standing where she can see ...
... gate by car she has never been able to negotiate the turn - round . She blames the gate as being too narrow , and in this there is an element of truth . If I am there when she is turning , I try to help her by standing where she can see ...
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... gate . Mr Reardon is an excep- tion . He nearly always takes his car down , and whoever is standing at the gate when he comes has to open it for him and then close it again . Mr Reardon is a farmer , but does not keep cows ; he has a ...
... gate . Mr Reardon is an excep- tion . He nearly always takes his car down , and whoever is standing at the gate when he comes has to open it for him and then close it again . Mr Reardon is a farmer , but does not keep cows ; he has a ...
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